DOCTOR STRANGE Director Reveals Which Villain He'd Like To Use In The Sequel

DOCTOR STRANGE Director Reveals Which Villain He'd Like To Use In The Sequel

Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson talks about the villain he'd like to use in the sequel should one happen and why they weren't used in the first chapter of what may be Marvel's newest franchise.

By JoshWilding - Oct 28, 2016 12:10 PM EST
Filed Under: Doctor Strange
Source: IGN
IGN recently caught up with Doctor Strange helmer Scott Derrickson, and while a sequel has yet to be confirmed by Marvel Studios (despite positive reviews, it all comes down to box office), the filmmaker already has some ideas about the direction he'd like to take things in. In fact, he specifically mentioned a villain he thinks would a be a good match for Strange, and it's probably not who you're expecting. 

"I really like the character of Nightmare and the concept that the Nightmare Realm is a dimension. [...] That’s early – that’s like the first Strange tale. I think that’s in the introductory episode of Doctor Strange, and I always loved that." The character did indeed appear for the first time alongside the Sorcerer Supreme back in Strange Tales #110, so why didn't he end up making it into the movie? 
 
"We decided not to do that because that’s a bit of a complex idea to try to introduce everything we do introduce and introduce the idea of nightmares themselves as being a dimension," Derrickson revealed. "I hope somewhere down the line we do get to explore that because I think that’s super cool concept." We'll have to wait and see whether or not that happens, but it would be interesting to see Strange battling Nightmare. For now, the hero will next appear in Avengers: Infinity War.
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Menks123
Menks123 - 10/28/2016, 12:37 PM
"We decided not to do that because that’s a bit of a complex idea to try to introduce everything we do introduce and introduce the idea of nightmares themselves as being a dimension"

Love that, you know this is in good hands when he isn't going to force anything early to overload his first appearance, very smart.
GoldenBoy02
GoldenBoy02 - 10/28/2016, 12:38 PM
Thumps up from me! Nightmare in the sequel would makes sense plus it would be true to the comics.
CAPTAINPINKEYE
CAPTAINPINKEYE - 10/28/2016, 12:39 PM
jamesdnyc
jamesdnyc - 10/28/2016, 12:42 PM
@CAPTAINPINKEYE - love me some magik...thought she was gonna be cyclopse's next woman in the comics
CAPTAINPINKEYE
CAPTAINPINKEYE - 10/28/2016, 12:44 PM
Faris
Faris - 10/30/2016, 11:29 AM
@CAPTAINPINKEYE - Oh yes. Having Nightmare could make the sequel the first horror-esque MCU movie. It would be mind-blowing to see trippy surreal visuals blended with the horror-like scenarios (like Batman's hallucinations induced by Scarecrow in the Arkham game series).
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